In recent polls, Marine Le Pen, leader of the Front National (F.N.) in France, is holding her own, placing consistently at about 30%, which is at or in the lead for the 2017 French presidential election. But like other nationalist leaders among the West leading the fight against Islamification, Le Pen has an Achilles heel: the LGBT activists, who have been trying desperately in recent times to influence, and ultimately commandeer, conservative parties, from Donald Trump's campaign (see, e.g., Milo Yiannopoulos) to Canada's federal and provincial conservative parties (i.e., LGBTory.ca and Stephen Harper's "gay mafia" leadership team). On Saturday, the Gay Pride march in Paris caused a split in the F.N., "with some supporting the parade while others condemned it as 'exhibitionist'." Le Pen's partner, Louis Aliot, who is also a vice president in the F.N., indicated that "[t]he F.N. does not support the Gay Pride March, an...(Read Full Post)